Dhammapada (Dhammapada) is one of 15 volumes under the State Ministry of Economics (Khuddaka Nikaya) in the Pali scriptures (Suttanta Pitaka). This is a Buddhist sutras most common and has been translated into so many languages ​​in the world. France (Dhamma) means morality, truth, the teachings of the Buddha; Cu (Pada) words, verses. Also, in the Pali language arts, "Pada" also means the path. Therefore, Dhammapada usually translated as The Way of Truth (Path of Truth), Dharma Path (Path of the Buddha's Teaching).

Dhammapada is a collection of 423 verses spoken by the Buddha in various occasions, during the 45 years of his preaching Dharma. The verses are all arranged in 26 products, due to the disciples arranged in Congress and reciting sutras The first episode after the Buddha. Each stanza contains a content studied very deep and rich, could not only read once that is understood. Need to read it again and again, searching the glossary, and heuristics from the enlightenment through self-realization and if it is to comprehend the meaning of the noble teachings. Each poem is a beautiful inspiration, a new path, a magical powers to help us have a stronger belief in the learning path toward enlightenment, liberation. (...)